@GenOgreX@fire_starter457 Wrong. “Because Indiana's cards are free, the inconvenience of going to the Bureau of Motor Vehicles, gathering required documents, and posing for a photograph does not qualify as a substantial burden on most voters' right to vote,”
@beachmamax2 This statement is protected by the safe harbor of Mass Rules of Professional Conduct. Attorneys are allowed to say that an investigation is in progress, state the results of any step in litigation, and share any information that is in the public record.
@Aerondyte0 This statement is protected by the safe harbor of Mass Rules of Professional Conduct. Attorneys are allowed to say that an investigation is in progress, state the results of any step in litigation, and share any information that is in the public record.
@ProfilerPatB Clearly you have no actual legal experience. This statement is clearly allowed under the Mass Rules of Professional Conduct 3.6(b) safe harbor
@bayesianboy This is scare-mongering clickbait. I can’t imagine a situation where an academic publication would not fit the human review exception to the law.